Author Question: Mutations that result in single amino acid substitutions in an enzyme A) can hav (Read 1489 times)

Hawke

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Mutations that result in single amino acid substitutions in an enzyme
A) can have no effect on the activity or properties of the enzyme.
B) will almost always destroy the activity of the enzyme.
C) will often cause a change in the substrate specificity of the enzyme.
D) may affect the physicochemical properties of the enzyme such as its optimal temperature and pH.
E) may, in rare cases, cause the enzyme to run reactions in reverse.



coco

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The answer is D. I remember this question on my exam.



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